Pronunciation: /dɪsˈkwaɪətɪŋ/
adjective causing anxiety or uneasiness
A1 The dark alley was disquieting to the young girl.
A2 The strange noises coming from the abandoned house were disquieting.
B1 The disquieting news of the pandemic caused widespread panic.
B2 The disquieting atmosphere in the room made everyone uneasy.
C1 The disquieting feeling of uncertainty lingered in the air.
C2 The disquieting realization that they were being watched sent shivers down their spines.
formal The disquieting news of the pandemic's resurgence has caused widespread concern among the population.
informal I find it disquieting how quiet it is in this neighborhood at night.
slang The horror movie was so disquieting, it gave me the creeps.
figurative The disquieting feeling of uncertainty hung heavy in the air as they awaited the election results.
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